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Who Pays When a Data Center Plugs In? Inside the Federal Push to Rewrite the Rules

Who Pays When a Data Center Plugs In? Inside the Federal Push to Rewrite the Rules

FERC ordered all six US grid operators to rewrite how large loads connect and who pays. A special report on the cost-allocation fight and what it means for commercial property bills.

A New Order Restricts Foreign Grid Equipment. Most Commercial Buildings Are Below the Line It Draws.

A New Order Restricts Foreign Grid Equipment. Most Commercial Buildings Are Below the Line It Draws.

A new order restricts foreign-made grid equipment and can reach gear already installed. It applies at 69 kilovolts and above, well over most commercial buildings.

Cities Are Pausing Data Centers. Some of Those Pauses Also Stop Battery Projects and Warehouse Conversions.

Cities Are Pausing Data Centers. Some of Those Pauses Also Stop Battery Projects and Warehouse Conversions.

Louisville's data center pause followed a warehouse conversion proposal. An Indiana county's covers battery storage too. The definitions decide who is affected.

Stories You May Have Missed This Week: EV, Charging & Intelligent Electrification Roundup (09/09/26 Edition)

Stories You May Have Missed This Week: EV, Charging & Intelligent Electrification Roundup (09/09/26 Edition)

The US installed a record 20.2 GWh of battery storage in Q2 while oil returned to $97, rate hike odds neared 60 percent, and a new order targeted foreign grid equipment.

Texas Has 238 Gigawatts of Requested Power and 3.9 Gigawatts Actually Drawing It

Texas Has 238 Gigawatts of Requested Power and 3.9 Gigawatts Actually Drawing It

Federal forecasters halved the Texas load outlook in one month. The gap between requested and operating power reaches rate base, land pricing, and your service request.

PJM's Capacity Gap Widens as Data Center Load Outpaces Supply

PJM's Capacity Gap Widens as Data Center Load Outpaces Supply

PJM's capacity auction fell 6,831 MW short of its reliability target. New large-load rules and a backstop procurement move power risk into underwriting.